Every nation has an army, but what are some examples of armies

Rome, USA, Soviet Union, Zulus, indonesians, Mongols, Huns, and Denmark.

>>2114021
>USA
The military is literally subservient to civilians it's just held in high esteem.

>>2114029
Tell yourself that m8.

Rwanda, the Prussia of Africa. :^)

>>2114034
Not him, but it really is. There are so many businesses around here, too, that refuse service to military. Also, it's voluntary.

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>>2114042
Yeah during peacetime. Look at WWI and WWII. When shit gets real, USA will turn into a military society like the Spartans. Why do you think we have the ability to enable the Draft, martial law and Patriotic act?

WW2 Japan

>>2114058
I cringed.

>>2114058
That doesn't fit OP's criteria.
Any nation would naturally put defence over anything when they're at war.

>>2111774
The cossacks from saporija,

>>2111774
>Nation
>Army
So much 19th century spooks here, lyl. There were few divisions between civilian and military in earlier days. Even less when the government is concerned. Frankly the only one I can think of who made a distinction between Civilian and Military authority was Imperial China. Hell China before the Empire even.

You could consider feudal states led by meme warrior classes one. Since the whole set up was to maintain armies to protect the realm.

>>2111774
Cossack Hetmanate

North Korea to a degree

The Islamic State